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Page 39
If ever you should recover enough of the pub . lic favour to dissipate your former
sorrows , I should be glad to see you here . In the mean time you will fully repay
any service I may have done you , by sometimes letting me hear of your well ...
If ever you should recover enough of the pub . lic favour to dissipate your former
sorrows , I should be glad to see you here . In the mean time you will fully repay
any service I may have done you , by sometimes letting me hear of your well ...
Page 47
... to Mrs. Bele four , ' ( I must not dare to hope for the honour of a more welcome
ad . dress , ) to the Bookseller at And if you will favour me with a letter upon it --
yet you must take care how you favour me too - men are naturally incroachers .
... to Mrs. Bele four , ' ( I must not dare to hope for the honour of a more welcome
ad . dress , ) to the Bookseller at And if you will favour me with a letter upon it --
yet you must take care how you favour me too - men are naturally incroachers .
Page 166
Mr. Grant argues earnestly in favour of the sliding keels ; and it must be allowed
that they are capable of being serviceable in many cases to ships with flat
bottoms , and of giving them advantages which hitherto have been peculiar to
sharp ...
Mr. Grant argues earnestly in favour of the sliding keels ; and it must be allowed
that they are capable of being serviceable in many cases to ships with flat
bottoms , and of giving them advantages which hitherto have been peculiar to
sharp ...
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